We are just having fun reviewing and discussing comic books, graphic novels, manga, anime/animation, music and movies that we have recently read, listened to or watched.
I wanted to do this sooner but I have been away from a computer for four days now and have finally gotten back home were I have access. I want to express the ComicPop Library staff’s condolences to the families that lost loved ones in Aurora and that our thoughts and prayers are with you. Our thoughts and prayers also go out to each individual and their families that had loved ones injured in any form or capacity.
The 20th episode is edited, but is in the sound editing stage. I was hoping to get this uploaded due to my vacation, but I wasn’t able to get it done. I will still be able to post to the blog and Episode 20 will be out during the week of July 23. I apologize for the delay and thank you for your understanding. Don’t forget that you can always e-mail us at admin@comicpoplibrary.com make a comment on our Facebook page and it will be read on a future podcast. Interaction is always part of the fun. Everyone enjoy their week – Richard
Come join the fun as April, Logan, Chris, Matt and Richard review and discuss the DVD, In Time, starring Justine Timberlake and directed by Andrew Niccol and the Manga The Innocent by Avi Arad, Junichi Fujisaku, and YaSung Ko.
Episode 19: He didn’t do a Crap Job
In this episode Chris, Matt, Richard, April and Logan review and discuss the DVD Young Justice, Volume 1 and Douglas Adams’ Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy. Remember you can subscribe to ComicPop Library on iTunes under “comicpoplibrary.com and “Like” us on our Facebook page. Thanks for all of your support.
Join in the fun as Richard, Chris, Matt, April and Logan review and discuss Orson Scott Card’s Ender’s Game and FX’s Archer Season 1.
Episode 17 of ComicPop Library: It’s the Drama
In this special episode of ComicPop Library, Richard has edited together six interviews from the recent 2012 Kansas Library Association’s Annual Conference. Richard was able to speak with: Kansas State Librarian Jo Budler; representatives from the Friends of Kansas Libraries; presenters from the “Steampunk Catalog” and “I Geek” panels; a representative from the Kansas Library Association Educational Foundation; and Comic Book Creators Matt Upson and Mike Hall.
Episode 16.5: 2012 Kansas Library Association Conference Interviews
Links:
Friends of Kansas Libraries: http://www.fokl.net/
Kansas Library Association Educational Foundation: http://kslibassoc.org/home/foundation-2/
Geek the Library: http://get.geekthelibrary.org/
Mike Hall: http://cmichaelhall.com/
Matt Upson: http://upsonlibrarian.weebly.com/index.html
E-Mails:
Steampunk Catalog – Ann O’Neill: aoneill@emporia.edu
I have been away at the 2012 Kansas Library Association Conference this last week. That is why there were no posts and part if not most of today will be catching up in the office. The site will be back on track if not by this afternoon then tomorrow. Thanks to every0ne for their patience.
Welcome to Episode 15 of ComicPop Library. It this episode Richard, Chris and Matt review and discuss Protector by Larry Niven and Deltora Quest Manga Volume 1 & 2 by Emily Rodda. Also what’s the deal with a plucked Big Bird and other random things.
©2012 Lucasfilm Ltd. & TM. All Rights Reserved. Used Under Authorization.
Attention Star Wars fans! Episode 14.5 of ComicPop Library is a special episode. Richard was invited to visit with Linda Eaves, Marketing Project Coordinator of Exploration Place. Linda is working with the Star Wars: Where Science Meets Imagination exhibit which will be at Exploration Place (Wichita, Kansas) from May 26 through September 3, 2012. Linda was nice enough to answer a few questions about how Exploration Place was granted the exhibit and what attendees will see when they visit the exhibit. This would be a great summer trip for families and fans alike. So be sure to mark your calendars to attend Exploration Place’s exhibit of, Star Wars: Where Science Meets Imagination.
Episode 14.5 ComicPop Library – Star Wars: Where Science Meets Imagination
http://exploration.org/star_wars_exhibit.php
Daemon, Daniel Suarez, 2009, Dutton Adult. ISBN: 0525951113, 26.95.
K-ON! Vol. 1, Kakifly, Nov. 2010, Yen Press. ISBN: 978-0316119337, 11.99.
Intro and Outro: “Train of Thought, by Andrew Lubman – linked below
Other things mentioned in this episode: Dick Tracy; Tarzan; Marmaduke; Baby Blues; Saturday Night Live; Glades; Claymore; Fruits Basket; Peach Girl; Revenge of the Nerds; Terminator: Salvation; World of Warcraft; Peanuts; Watchmen; “That’s Just Pat”; Ray Bradbury; Thomas Jefferson; SkyNet; Darth Vader; Net Stumbler; Force Lightning; & Wal-Mart